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Bitty, in his first public interview as captain of the smh: anyone who asks me what it’s like to be gay or how it’s going to affect my ability to captain my team owes $5 to the Bitty Bin. It’s like the Sin Bin but instead of a jar, it’s my own personal wallet. Thank you.
“My team all knew I was gay when they voted me Team Captain. Unanimously. The only other guy they voted in unanimously was my boyfriend. So no, I don’t think it’s going to interfere with my ability to captain my team.”
Goalie Chris Chow was gaining a lot of attention for his performance on ice (lets be real Chowder was already getting scouted during his freshman Frozen Four run) but his REAL reputation was that he’s a journalist’s dream to interview. He’s sweet and excited and Just So Happy! to be playing that he’s the kind of athlete they want to project. So after one game, a reporter blithely asked, “Did the team vote for Bittle because he was Jack Zimmermann’s boyfriend?”
They never saw it coming.
To date, this was the only time Chowder has ever gone FTG off the ice
ok that post about chowder calling bitty mom on accident is GREAT the team chirps chowder so hard for days and one day finally passes where they Finally forget and on that day where chowder thinks he is Finally Free he accidentally says “thanks dad” when Jack congratulates him on a shutout
for day 3 of @chowderweek: future (kinda?); builds off of this (sorry this is kinda rough)
thank you so much to @chrisfranklinchow and my mom haha for helping me figure out some chinese names!!! glossary for some canto (just family member titles) & notes on each of the chows’ chinese names under the cut!
The first thing Chris learns about Dad in their musty basement surrounded by dusty boxes is that Dad has not thrown anything out in atleast thirty years.
The second thing Chris learns about Dad on that hot August afternoon the summer before his last year at Samwell is that Dad has signed a lot of checks in his lifetime, some at least ten years before Chris was even born, and that he’s kept them all this time. Chris knows that Dad kept them all because Chris has two piles of them sitting by his feet to go through to confirm they can be shredded before he can give them to Kay, who’s manning their really old paper shredder, which has two years on Kay, making Chris older than it by just one measly year.
The third thing Chris learns about Dad while he’s being made to help Dad finally clean out everything for the first time in his fifty-odd years of existence for Lunar New Year—even though he won’t even be home for it because he’ll be at Samwell, but does that matter? No. Not to Mom, and especially not to a smug, delighted Kay—is that Dad has apparently been writing in the small, blocky way Chris has never been able to emulate since at least high school, which is when Dad immigrated here from Hong Kong. For someone like Chris, whose handwriting varies on a day-to-day basis, that is just amazing, especially because Dad didn’t start using English so heavily until he got here, because it means that Dad has been writing like this for forty years.
The fourth thing Chris learns—well, despite feeling alienated from Chinese culture, and all the guilt that comes with that, four will always be the unluckiest, most cursed number on the planet, so there is no fourth thing.
The fifth thing Chris learns about Dad while he scans each of the shark-themed (looks like Dad’s predilection for sharks as the hockey team and the animal is genetic) checks for anything related to Liberty Mutual to save is, well, he’s not sure. The moment feels significant though, even if he’s not sure why he’s still smoothing his fingers over this one check and hasn’t moved on to the next. Ignoring the steadfast humming of the paper shredder that Kay’s enthusiastically feeding paper to, he runs his thumb over the check again, feeling the indentations most likely made by the Bic ballpoint pen that’s always in Dad’s front shirt pocket.
like if u love purple
FromCaptain Scott’s Lobster Dock:
Large Hot Lobster Rolls - $20/each.
Clam Fritters - $6 for $5.50.
Large Fries - $4.75.
Bowl of Nee England Clam Chowder - $5.25.
Celia Sorbet Seltzer with blueberry pomegranate - $5.50.
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Snowboarding pretty much rules my life
sunshine village, Banff, AB
if you think Chowder isn’t emotionally available and keeps everyones secrets YOU ARE WRONG MY FRIEND
That’s right babyyyy chowder time!!!
meet croqueta, my marzipan city sona! until i finish my thesis, this is about the closest thing you’ll see to progress on my contribution to the chowder reanimated project!
here she is all colored and ready for you all to see the finished collab!! just a couple days until the deadline; i’m so excited!!
meet croqueta, my marzipan city sona! until i finish my thesis, this is about the closest thing you’ll see to progress on my contribution to the chowder reanimated project!
Mung DaalfromChowdert-poses!
POV: You’re a literal toddler at the Daycare